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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-24

Land Otice at Grand Forks, Dakota, Aux.s, lss7-
Noti." Is l,"rnhy given that tho following ..ameI ~.
tier has filed notice Of hi. intention to make fnA!
proof in support Of his claim. and that said pruus
will he made before tho Clerk Of District Cnnr, ot
isniI'""y county. at i,"rils Lake. OAK, on Uctobe, II
1881. VIZ ALMOS T. DART, for the NV ! Arl
the II u a~ sr lG, town Ia, range III.
lilo nhnn"s tn" following witnesses To prove hi. cot,
tnuo'i. r"'ii"nrn ulon. and cultivation Of said lanI,
tiecrgn Wheeler Arstn. upty Andrrw T. OdaEAsId aui
william Elliott. nll "t Dc,i!l, Lake lux.
4l-2G H. TIFFANY R.yi.i.,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-24

Land Once ut Devils Lake. OAK. Aug -, lah;-
Notice IL hereby given that the following na,nsi softer
h"s hl'l notice OF his intention to make final proof In
support Of hi. claim, and that gaid proof viii BE- mails
before the register and receiver 1T Devils lake, lI.k,
on October II. lss1. viz: DAVID J ATGUIsON, II l.
l'", for III" ~ -"'4 and 81 s~l4, .rc "a. I l5i, r II,
tinuous rr.iienc. upon AMI cultivation VI said land.
benjamin u RcKnn, John = l..xan. David u Tu,nsr,
Harry Lake, NIL of Devil. Lake. Oak.
HENRY ". LORD. Register.
John " Mnlrr, Attorney. ..,1
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-24

Lasd Office VI Grand Forks, Oak, Aug 81, iss7-
Notice y hereby given that the following. nan,-d, ssu!.f
support Of her claim, and that said proof will 10 m.i.
before tho judy" or In hts absence before + a. S.uu.
ders. clerk of district court at Devil. Lake. nT, IN
Oct0h#r ~, 1887, viz: HATTIE u STONE, ~ iuIss
for the nell sc II, town l54 range 63.
Sho names the following witnr--cs To prove her cvu.
tin!'ous Residence upon. and cultivation o. said land
~ Nrtl,i", i'c"rs" Miller. D"minicu A iirt-, AK
nntrr Mclean, all Of Devil. Lake, ink.
1877 UtTlFFASi, Krxi4tor,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-24

Land 'ilice ut Grand Forks, nakots. Aug IS, l..7
N"'iS' !. hereby given tia, tho following Inmei .",;le!
has filed not:ce Of his Intention to make ,iuAl ,.,uoI ~
support OF his claim, and that said Irouf will lie nAl.
before III" judge or in hi. nlscnc" lnto,. r & @Sauni,I,
clerk OF tho dlntrict court ut Devils Lake. u 4. 90.
October 4, 1887, VIZ JOHN II SiiErAED,to To: ,hr .w,,
sw!3 sec !, and n~i nwL. -"c X, town l52, rar.c ~.
aud lot 6. sec II, and nel4 ne,4 .rc U.s., l32, e..
lie names the following witnesses 10 prov. hi. ,ou.
tinuous residence upon, aud cultivation, Of. said Ian.is
W Il Hunt, Joseph Walcl, II J Redmond, George u,i.
ver, all Of Odessa, Oak.
S22.27 nc IrPASY Iryi.,r,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-24

Land Office ut Devils Lake. Dakota, Sept u, lss;-
Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler
has Med notice OF his Intention to make hNns, prpof r ia
support of his claim, and that said proof u III be ,uaie
before the Register anil Receiver at bowl. Lake, u i,
on October Is, 1887. via; FRANK e ADAMS, HE ",
i'H,I. for the sell s~' sec 8 AMI NJ nw't and uwL,
nell sec II, town l55, range ca,
Ike name. the following witnesses to rrnvu lila cot.
tinu"m- r"si'lrnc" upon and culti,at,n., NJ said land
John Numis, Finley 4 Chisholm, ruu,a. lr.ts,, VIII.
lam y Otis, all oi Devils Lake, IT
2l2v HGNGY ". Loan. Rpyi,.-r
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-24

Ihnh ohicc nj Grand Forks, u. r., Sept. l, lss,.
Notice il hereby given that the fnllowin; nsincd ,r,,l.,
has filed motto" of his intention to make nnul pre-,
IN supper. OF his claim and that said proof " i'll io inrl.
h"ior" ~ Mctl"ry, judge and rx-oiic.o clerk uf tn
Protit" court iihnisey county, Vt Devils I.ak~, u T..
ON Oct. -, lSS7, viz: PETER KEKSTEN, u : ~
ilihl, for the -'G mel. and lots | and =, section 1town
l5i range ~.
She names til" following witnesses to prov. i,.r con.
tinuo'ls r"si,lrnc" upon nml cultivation % said Land
rank kutt"n. William t"llin,fon. Louis hacker ana
Albert i'aek"r, all Of Devils Lake, y, L.
2"% BGTlffANY, Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-24

U. 5. Land Once. Devils Lake Iak. july u. ISIS:
Complaint having been entered ri this oihce hy I-r.
man Wilink agairst Gustave lkrmis Tor iAiiur. T..
comply with law as to timlsrruliur" estry w lvi.
!, township l5', range II, In Ramsey county, Dakota.
with = view to the cancellation Of said ebtr,; ront...
tant alleging that t:us,nvc Her~is did not properly
the year 1856 ami lid not plan, ar SOW the SAME 10
trees during the third year Of hi. entry and has no,
so"ed or planted to seed or trees the sam. at this dat.
and the sail parties ARE hereby summoned IN apI+ar a,
this office on the Ind day Of Oct. issG. at +. O'clock y.
M, to respond and furnish. testimony concerning .,iI
alleged failure.
:irn \ " ORR. Ees:,i-..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-24

Lsnd Office at Grand Forks. Dakota, Sept. Ii. lss7-
Notice Is hereby given that the following named sss.ls,
has filed notice of HIS Intention to make anal proof In
support Of his claim, . I'd that said proof will b. made
before PJ Acliory. judge and c~x.oiacio clerk If the
probate court at Devils Lake u r on Oct. u, Is :.
viz: OLE Il JOHNSON. d $ No 1926 for the nv /.
sec II, town lII, range G;.
lie names the following witnesses tu prove hi. c,u.
tinuous r.,i,lence upon and cultivation VI sail land:
Hans o Rust nj. Andrew Peterson. Arne o Aruerou.
Christian Anderson all Of Devils Lake. u l.,
&c TIFFANY, Register.
f%littir, Shelley ( Serumgarl, Attorneys. a..N
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-24
ALL THE WORLD At war.
By WALTER BESANT.

author OF shepherds All and Maidens Fair. :,
by Celia's Arbor," THE Golden Butterfly"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-24
FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
PAYMENT in advance for fnsi proof.
! II this Journal must I've made when n,,-
tice is handed 10 the printer.

Land Oficc at Devil Lake. Dsk, Sept. 10. lss7-
Notice is hereby given that the following. na1ued settler
has Med nStice Of his intention u make 1nsl pno.f in
i.i"re the Register or Receiver o, the U. y. Land
Uf,;s At Devils Lake. lak. on October y, lss7, viz:
HOWARD W.. HASTINGS, II 4 NJ. 1860, Tor tho eII
OF me helt u seetion 20, town IA n range "a ".
lie nairs the following witnesses 10 Prove hs Gull.
tlnuous residence upon and cultivation Of said ,aud:
Georgc " Jamieson, Matthias Hefti, John 4 vAaIiew
and Richard Tnrlin. all Of Devils Lake 20 pak.
I'1o HENRY W. LORD. NeRjsts-.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CInnie Opera House.

The Church & Mast American Juvenile
Opera Company appears tonight in the
grand spectacular burlesque, Cinderella. y
The cast is as follows: Cinderella, Hettie
Waite; Prince, Mollie Stockmeyer; Dan
DIM, Julia Martin Alidora, George Beban :;
Baron, Charlie Bates Clorinda, Tommy
Keirns Thisbie, Emma Lyster; Buttoni,
Teddy Gamble; Godmother, Fairy Queen,
Stella May: Governess, frankie Williams
Page, Emma Fiske; Dromio, Johnny Will
kins; Pedro, Harry Gates. Most of these
little folks have been heard here before
and received with favor and warm approval.
They will be supported by more than 200
local children, in choruses, marches of ma.
tons, dances, cadet company movements.
police drill, etc. There will be a great
quantity of character and topical songs,
dances and specially acts, much fine
scenery, and Sherman's illusions, some
thing very fine in the way of stage effects
and quite mysterious. In these, among
others, Claire Louise Gray, the pose artist,
will appear. All the tableaux in the illu-
sions are said to be chaste and teaching,
and models of grace, and are allegorical
and scHptural. The admission is placed at
% and SO cents, with no extra charge for
reserved seats. rip Wan Wrinkle" will
be given later in the week.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

3. r. Croker went to Fresno Saturday.
Thomas R. Stephens and wife, OF Placer
vile, are in the city.
John Talbot, Daniel Mccarthy and Chas.
Robin, went below on Saturday.
Hon. Marcus D. Boruck returned Satur-
day from tour of the southern portion Of
the State.
John NJ. Fulweiler, Captain Ebner ard
wife, Hon. j. H. Nef and Judge Walling,
went to the Bay yesterday.
Hon. Hugh ]. McJunkin, of San Fran
cisco, and Hon. G. II. Colby, of Dutch
Flat, are visiting in this city.
Mrs P. H. Gardiner, of Isleton, accom-
panied by her children, is visiting her
father, DR.. J. Pool, Of Benson, Arizona.
Jacob Meister, who has been on visit to
Germany for about six months, returned
last Thursday, accompanied by his nephew
Albert Meister. Both have improved con-
siderably in health.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday a. K. Munsor, Oakland Mr.. and
Mrs. Buckham, Santa Barbara; George
Mudd and wife, Germantown; John Y.
Morrison, NJ. l.. Davis, John G.. Thompson,
Edward B. Hendes, w. T. Ross, A. W.
Mugs, Sau Francisco; DR.. E. A. D, Curtis,
Oakland; ]. H. Howard, New York Z. n.
Clark, Wadsworth, New; DR.. Atkinson
E. n. Swift, New York Z. F. Wilson and
son, East Oaklsnd; George Penn, Chicago;
John L. Sage, Rochester, n, Y; w. D. Hol-
com and wife, Woodland; O. b. Brandt,
Boston; George II. Woodward, Hayward
Louis Hart, Sacramento; L. Williams,
Bakersfield; E. Muller, Vienna; Harry l..
Flint, Edgwood
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
Miss Mary e. Skinner, Miss c. Soners, Au-
burn; w. i, Lowe and wife, Woodland; W.
D. Long, Nevada City; E. D. Goodrich,
New York; E. w. Lick, San Francisco;
Miss H. Tyler, Tehams; a II. Eatill, city;
j. Craig, Woodland; NJ. X. Cenlstock, city
NJ. i Isham, Fred L. Peters, Fred i. Web
Der, Clarksburg; Arthur J. jackson, Alturas;
j. Meyers, Boston; Hugh X. McJunkin,
San Francisco; Robert b. Borland, Benicia;
g. H. Colby, Dutch Fiat; Fred Mason,
city; f. f. Chase, Los Angeles; G. E.
Morgan, Siskiy on; w. IL Holmes. Willows;
Louis Maieveci, Truckee; n. Page, Coifax;
! VIM. Hood, Benicia; Lee Ames, Red Bluff;
L r. StpDheuS and wife PIacarviIla
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The Atlas Win Again

Last Saturday at Haight-street Park, San
Francisco, the Atlas were downed by the
Haverlys in an exhibition game, the score
standing to 5. Burke, formerly OF the
Pioneers, pitched for the Sacramento boys,
but the Haverlys had no trouble in gauging
ms delivery, fifteen hits being scored
against him, including a Dagger bv
Sweeny. Mclaughlin gave Burke good
support, having but one passed ball. Ca
hill and Newbert led in batting for the
Atlas, each scoring q two-base hit off In
cell. Each side made five errors. The
game was umpired by Sheridan.
Sundays game was one of the most in
teresting ever played at Haight-street Park.
Knell pitched for the GREENWOOD and
Morans, Van Haltren playing right field.
The Atlas won by a score of to s, after a
hard-fought battle.
At Good Water Grove, Stockton, yester-
day the Stockton club defeated the Pho
neers by score of s 81.
The Boss of the Road Baseball club of
Grass Valley downed the Hard Nuts of
Dutch Flat yesterday at the latter place by
a score of 40 to s.
AT San Jose yesterday the Haverlys de-
teated the local team by a score of % to II.
The game was uninteresting and poorly
played, the errors on both sides being very
nUn1 prOug
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LOCAL BREYITIES.

The Plaisir Club will give a party to-
morrow evening at Turner Hall
A. F. Anderson, of West Grafton was
sworn in Saturday afternoon as the tenth
juror in the Harlan case.
Chief Dillman received dispatch Satur-
day, requesting him to keep a lookout for
two men who committed an extensive bur-
glary at Marysville Friday night.
Sacramento is just now surfeited with
sensations. The latest was going the rounds
yesterday, and if true will sever the do
nestle relations of q prominent business
man.
The Board of Directors of the Thirteenth
Agricultural District will hold a public
meeting next Saturday evening to incor-
porate their society. Read their advertise
ment in this issue.
An interesting address was given at the
Y. NJ. G. A. meeting for young men vester-
day afternoon by Rev. Mr.. Needham, upon
the subject of the manly qualities and
characteristics of Moses.
In speaking of the Bee libel suit the Pa
Ger Herald says: THE Courtroom has
been crowded during the trial. The de-
tense has tried, by argument and pettifog-
ging, to drag Hobson to San Francisco, but
he is here and will stay"
Yesterday it was reported that a China
man had committed suicide near Elk Grove
by hanging. When the body was cut down
and examined by the authorities it was
found that there were several bullet holes
therein. -Four Cinnamon were arrested
and brought to the County Jail on sus-
picion Of having committed the crime
Yesterday a man by the name of A. c.
Denning got crazy drunk and rushing out
into the street in front of Louis Strauss sa-
loon, pulled off his coat and defied anyone
to come near. Bystanders readily obeyed
and kept at considerable distance. Off
GERS Frazee and Rider put an end to affairs
by Handwriting Denning and escorting him
to the lookup.
The detectives at the railroad depot in
this city think it very strange that NJ. J.
Heaney, who claims he lost $500 on the
train between here and Reno, did not re-
port it to the conductor or some of the Off
GERS, as is the usual custom. If his state
ment is true, and had he informed the
conductor, his lost property might have
been recovered.
The regular meeting of the Sacramento
City and County improvement Association
will be held at the association rooms this
evening, 429 J street, commencing at s
o'clock. In addition to the usual business
and special matters of interest to come be-
fore the meeting, it is expected that a
prominent gentleman, familiar with i'm
provement WORKS and results in other parts
of the State, will be present and give his
views upon the subject.
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Sacramento. November 6-R. :. Laurence, u
native of Maryland, Sc years and u days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which viii take
place from the under asing patlors of J.
Frank Clark, 1917 and 1919 Fourth street, be-
tween J and K, this Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock
Near Reuters Station November 5-Gertie
Isabella Greene, a native of California, IA
years, months and days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the residence of her mother, Mrs.
]. A Evans, this morning at IL o'clock-i :
Brighton, November 4-George W. Marshall
tson of Jacob and Elvirie Marshall) a native
of Illinois, 46 years, months and 25 days.
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Upon the calendar in the Police Court
Saturday appeared the name of Mrs. Annie
Wilhelm, who was charged with disturb
lag the peace of her neighbors. The Court
found her guilty and ordered her to appear
for sentence Monday.....W VIM. McIntire and
Capt. ]. L. Dozer were in luck to have the
charge of vagrancy against them reduced
TO that of being drunk. The Judge
imposed lime Of s. with the usual
Cam and Nellie Alright were fined
s. each for creating disturbance in the
Gleeman House on Fourth street. THE
petit larceny case against J. s. McCarty and
J. Sweeny was continued to November Sth
......J. McNif, charged with battery and
attempt 10 commit rape, was granted a con-
tinuance until November 18th, in order
that he might secure COUNSEL. Thomas
Drunk and Charley White, booked for be-
ing drunk, promised to reform, and were
discharged Mrs. De Cole was found
guilty of disturbing the peace, and will re-
ceiye sentence to-day.
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the courtesy and promptness with which they
have at all times responded to our demands
Rcsolued, We would recommend to the Super
visors that they have the county Court house
painted, whtened and cleaned.
Resolred, That our efficient and worthy Secre-
tary be allowed 81 per day additional to his fees
as Grand Juror.
Res0lued, That the Board of Fire Commission
ers be recommended to place the relief engine
in the hose house at Nineteenth and L streets,
with an adequate force of men.
MYRoN SMITH, Foreman
HARRY c. LATHRoP, Secretary.
Sacramento November 1887
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SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT.

The undersigned, members of the Grand Jury
Myron Smith, and Secretary, H. c, Lathrop, for
services rendered by them. The urbanity and
firmness of Mr.. Smith as presiding officer tended
much to promote harmony in our deliberations,
and materially fastened the close of the sitting
of this Grand Jury. Our genial and efficient
Secretary, H. C. Lathrop, deserves commenda-
ton at our hands for his punctuality and his
readiness to do all in his power TO assist his
fellow members.
Sacramento, November 5, 1887
I. C. Perkins, Robt. Deylin, James A Elder,
NJ. Roach J. +. Gladney, n. L. Drew, P Beck
endorf, w. d. Comstock, J. w. Wilson, John
Oehsner, Rudolph Wittenbrock, J. F. Richard
son, G. A. Smith, Jacob Heintz, J. NJ. Henderson
md Peter Nauar
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II. MARKS, Proprietor,
STORE, Ala K STREET
BYRON HOT SPRINGS.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY CAL

ON LINE OF SOUTHERN OVERLAND
" road; take 7:30 A. ". or 2:45 p " tTcia via
Port Costa. Hota Carriages meet every train.
Natural hot salt, hot sulphur and hot mud
baths, and various springs of mineral waters
for drinking purposes, pleasant and health
giving; pure mountsin air fresh from the Mount
Diablo range: hotel accommodations unex-
celled; table ana rooms first-class Postal ex-
press and Telegraph communication direct. For
the cure of rheumatism, asthma catarrh, neU
ralgia, scia.ica, govt, kidney and liver troubles
blood and skin disorders, and many other com
plants. these waters are unsurpassed, as hun
dreds of cures will attest. Circulars sent on
application. Address,
L.R. MEAD, Proprietor,
ol5islm Byron, Gel,
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Ninth-street Baptist Churol.

Yesterday Rev. J. E. Hopper preached his
first pastoral sermon in the First Baptist
Church on Ninth street. There was quite
a large congregation present, and excellent
music was rendered by special choir con-
sisting of Mrs. Addie Carter, Miss Ida
Clinch and Messrs. Bruner and Elliott. Ac-
cording to the church books this congrega-
ton is composed of 1873 members. The
church is one of the finest in the city, only
recently erected, large and commodicus.
The minister, after a few Introductory re-
marks, selected as his text the latter clause
of the 18th verse of the second chapter of
Nehemiah, Let us build up the wall of
Jerusalem, that we be no more reproach. )"
The sermon was able, eloquent and inter-
esting.
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EIARKEED,
DIED.

Near Plorin, November by Rev W. A Johns
at the residence Of the brides parents, Joseph
Homes to Carrie K. Rich.
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4 SPECIAL TOY ITEM.
THREE ITEMS OF IMPORTANCE.

The first item is Womens Kid-button Shoe of
bright finished Dongola. Has opera toe medium heel,
oak leather SOLE neat TRIM shapey and durable shoe
Price So Is
Fine Oil Pebbegoat Button Shoe. made the
straight French lasts and in widths from AAA to E. S.
stylish walking SHOE and of particular interest
that winter is coming
The third item is the style of shoe the above
only made of fine quality Curacao Kid; So So
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BE- Look at the List of the following
PRICES OF QUIZ GOODS:
Boots, 9hoo9. Eat


Gents .SOB CENTS
Gents Fine Beaver Hats, from......S1 so upward
A fine lot of BOYS Hats, from ..15 cents upward
A Perfect Fit in all Cases Guaranteed.
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apvERr1sEMENT MENTION.

Clurie Opera House-To-night Cinderella"
Fair Oaks Relief Corps.
Walhalla Grove, No. 6.
Attention Exempts.
Mechanics Building and Loan Association.
Tehama Lodge, f. and A. NJ.
Red Cloud Tribe.
Young Mems Christian Association.
Public meeting at Marysville.
Auction Sale.
W. Z. Sherburn-To-morrow.
Business Advertisements.
Gammel's old book store.
Boys wanted.
Grocery store for sale.
Fashionable Hair Dressing Parlors.
Rec House-Great bargains Dress Goods.
Weinstock & Lnbin-Three Items of Import
ance.
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ARREsrs.-The following arrests were
made Saturday and yesterday: VIM.
Stephen, drunk, by officer Sullivan; Geo.
Wilson, exposure of person, by officer
Leavy; F. Dear, drunk, by officer Ash :;
Pauline Osuns, battery; by officer Able !;
Miss Yen Toy, exhibiting, by officer Low
ell A. G. Denning, disturbing the peace
by officers Farrell and Frazee; Louis Schob.
battery, by officer 0'Meara JOHN Donavon
drunk, by officer Able; Mrs. Thomas, com
mon drunk, by officer Mccormack Robert
Rod, disturbing the peace, by Chief Dill
man and Deputy Sheriff Cola; George
Tanner, same charge, same officers John
Heffey, common drunk, by officer Frazee !;
Dan Cummings and Leof Tomblin, drunk,
by officers Able, Rider and Dunleavy /;
John Doe, drunk, by officer Franks A. NJ.
Cresger, disturbing the peace. by officer
Frazee.
TIE WEArHER.-At 9:0S P NJ. Friday last
there were two flashes of sheet or heat light
ming, followed by two peals of thunder,
which were quite distinct. The flashes
were about five minutes apart. There was
no rainfall during or after the electric dis
play, which was seen in the northeast,
while the surface wind was from the south
ONASt anu llit NlDQOS luONlDs 4iOlG ill6 SOUklt-
west. The average Signal Service tempera-
ture on Saturday was 59o being 80 warmer
than the normal for that day: the highest
and lowest temperature was 100 and 500,
with gentle TO fresh seutherly winds and
clear 10 fresh and clear weather. The average
temperature yesterday was 55o, being %
cooler than the normal for that day. The
highest and lowest temperature was $50
and 49,. with light variable winds, south
in the morning and at night and north at
noon weather foggy to clear.
AUCTION SALB.-W. H. Sherhurn auc-
tioneer, will sell at his salesroom, 32S K
street, at 10 o'clock 4. N. tomorrow, one
crimson plush parlor set, one ANTIQUE oak
bedroom set, three cottage bedroom sets,
one black walnut bedstead and mattress,
hair and wool top mattresses, blankets,
comforters and pillows, four separate bu-
reaus three cook stoves, four heating
stoves, crockery and glassware: also, LOT
OF oil paintings, oliographs and chromos.
CITY AUDITORS RRPoRr.-The following
were the receipts for the week ending Sat.
urday, November 9Th: A. ]. Wilson, GEN.
etery dues, SIPS; V. J. Gregory, water
rates, S1,759 rs; E. H. Mckee, sale OF
stoves, $40; H. L. Buckley, Police Court
fines, S45; George a. Putnam, city licenses,
S404 10: George a. Putnam, dog licenses
So 81. Total receipts, 50, $50 rs; total dis.
barsements. $16,1 A. Amount in City
Treasury, S131 ,047 90.
CHANGE OF AGENcY.-E. Berg, who ha:
been agent of the RECORD UNION at Wood.
land for the last eighteen years, has trans,
ferred the agency of xhe paper to Frank S
Redding, who will y eater attend to the
delivery of the paper. collect all bills, etc
While Mr.. Berg has been agent he has
given uniform satisfaction, and we wish
him success in any new adventure he may
embark in.
MATHUsHEK solid iron frame piano, best
and most durable. Ten sold to one of
any other make, at Cooper's Music Store.